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Er — yes, Mr. Steele. You are correct. I keep it always covered, you see.
Steele. Very wise, Mr. Middlebrook. That is a marvelous invention, sir — by all odds the greatest that I have ever seen. Let the success of your shell be once proven, and we shall have little fear for our safety on the sea. But what is this on the table here, Mr, Middle- brook? (He has approached the table at r.) MiDD. Oh, yes, indeed. A rather complicated ap- paratus, Mr. Steele. A dye preparation arrangement.
Steele. Oh..., yes, Mr. Middlebrook, so I observe. But I meant this small bottle of red liquid here.
(He picks up a little bottle from ike edge of tJie table.) MiDD. Why — er — why, I certainly don't understand that at all. What can it be? And it is uncorked. 1 certainly told James not to leave any more substances lying uncovered here. (Steele smells the liqvJd, and examines it car ef idly.) Er — could it be acid, with litmus?
THE SUBMARINE SHELL 47 Steele. Possibly. It looks to me more like red ink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Er — yes, Mr. Steele. You are correct. I keep it always covered, you see.
Steele. Very wise, Mr. Middlebrook. That is a marvelous invention, sir — by all odds the greatest that I have ever seen. Let the success of your shell be once proven, and we shall have little fear for our safety on the sea. But what is this on the table here, Mr, Middle- brook? (He has approached the table at r.) MiDD. Oh, yes, indeed. A rather complicated ap- paratus, Mr. Steele. A dye preparation arrangement.
Steele. Oh..., yes, Mr. Middlebrook, so I observe. But I meant this small bottle of red liquid here.
(He picks up a little bottle from ike edge of tJie table.) MiDD. Why — er — why, I certainly don't understand that at all. What can it be? And it is uncorked. 1 certainly told James not to leave any more substances lying uncovered here. (Steele smells the liqvJd, and examines it car ef idly.) Er — could it be acid, with litmus?
THE SUBMARINE SHELL 47 Steele. Possibly. It looks to me more like red ink.
What to read after The Submarine Shell ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Mansfield. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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